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It’s totally normal to struggle with your mental well-being. It even happens to someone as accomplished as world champion skier Lindsey Vonn. Here are her 5 tips for improving your mental health.
Your Local Bees Need a Place to Stay: Shifting Spotlight to Native Bees Near You
The honey bee came to America with European colonialists, and has stolen the show in bee conservation. 4,000 other bee species have been calling America home for far longer, and are vital to the health of the American biosphere. Our local bees need our help too—and here’s how you can be their eco-hero!
How to Handle Everyone’s Favorite Person: The Critic
Whenever we decide to put ourselves and our work out into the world, there’s one guarantee: there will be critics. But there is a very solid way we can alter how much of an impact they have on us. In her brilliant and motivating talk, Brené Brown gives us a few tools to do just…
Monsters You Must See: The Bulgarian Kukeri Dance Away Evil
Why are people in Bulgaria dressing up in elaborate fur costumes and dancing through the streets at night in the dead of winter? Join us as we explore the wild, strange, and awesome tradition of Kukeri, and learn what it means to gather for the greater good—whether you are superstitious or not!
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Tea Time! How History’s Favorite Beverage Has Shaped Our World
Did you know you probably have some fascinating connection to tea? This beverage has reshaped history and cultures around the world and led to many aspects of our lives today. So what does that say about some of the universals of human nature and our shared humanity?
Knowing When to Quit, the Key to Success?
While grit is often hailed as the key to success, knowing when to quit may be just as crucial in reaching your goals.
Why is the News so Negative?
You hear the complaint all the time, “Why is the news so negative?”. The answer may have more to do with us than the actual state of the world.
What Are Conductors Even Doing?
Most of us have pretended to be an orchestra conductor at some point in our lives. The interesting thing is, we actually understand, on some level, what we’re doing, even if we know nothing about music! This is a fascinating and fun window into a world we never knew we shared.
What’s Wrong with Being Angry?
Anger seems to be running rampant in society, but what’s wrong with being angry? Here’s a different way of looking at anger that may help us heal.
All Aboard! Hot Mess Express Cleans Homes for A Fresh Start
Hot Mess Express isn’t just cleaning homes for free, they’re sweeping away the stigmas tied to asking for help when you really need it.
Meet the Hindu Bagpipers Bringing Cultures Together
It’s easy to look back and see that some of the best innovators in history brought together two things that no one had ever thought to combine. For the best kind of ingenious fun with that concept, take a look at The Shree Muktajeevan Swamibapa Pipe Band: a worldwide organization of Hindu bagpipers who blend…
Beyond Butterflies: Giving Kids Space to Experience Emotions
Letting kids experience their emotions can foster true resilience, but striking the perfect balance between support and independence can be hard. Here’s some inspiration on where to start.
Light Pollution is Stealing Our Stars–Here’s How We Can Take Them Back
Discover how light pollution is stealing our stars and learn practical steps you can take to help bring back the night sky for future generations.
Fixing and Hanging on to the Things You Cherish
Broken but cherished items you can’t bear to throw away? A local repair cafe can help you bring those memories back to life.
Why Being Bored is Wonderful!
Do we need to be bored more often? In a world that is constantly full of mental chatter, boredom can help us practice finding respite.
Shards that Tell Your Story: Crafting Timeless Mosaics with Modern Creativity
Let’s tap into a captivating art form and learn how we can use Mosaics to fuel our modern-day sense of creativity and resourcefulness.